... The Roman Calendar is, it is certain, very full of saints. Full as the one-shilling gallery on the trial night of a pantomime. In their mortal clay, too, nota few of the canonized have been as noisy -sometimes, moreover, about as sweet-mouthed- as the holiday gods at a shilling or sixpence a-head. Neveithless, with a crowded calendar, the world still requires another saint - we mean SAINT ...

... LORD ABERDEEN AND THE EASTERN QUESSION. It is a circumstance worthy of note that the advent of Lord Aberdeen to power as the Prime Minister of England, was the signal for Russian aggressions upon the Turkish Empire. This fact is of the utmost im- portance; and when coupled with the incident of Lord Palmerston being assigned to the Home Office instead of the Foreign, is but too well calculated ...

... DXSAPPOINTED LOVI AND SUZCZBD. A Ntw ?? (United States) paper has the follow. IDg romantic tale:- About eight o'clock on Sunday evening, August 14, two young ladies, operatives in the mills, committed ?? by drowning, the partioulars of which are as follows:- One of them 'Was Miss Catharine B. Cotton, of Pownal, Maine, aged 22, the other, Mi;s Clara C. Cochrane, aged 19, a native of New Boston, ...

... -S - - LEICESTER GAOL INQ-UIRy. -r1 -rm - r Ad- ?? THE RESULTS OF CRAIIK LABOUR IN GAlLS Oar last number cont'ained some fetv particlilars r the inquiry by thecommissioner at Leicester Gaol, trit which was mainly directed to investigating thle ha;rd ...

... SECOND EDITION. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2 1853. RUSSIA AIND TURKEY. The telegraphic despatches, which reached London on Saturday week, gave a false impression of the movement of the French and English fleets. With the exception of four war-steamers, two English and two French, the fleets still remain at their anchorage in Besika Bay. As Cabinet Ministers, in England are shy of affording information to ...

... Tuesday's post brouiqht tidings of many lotoses and ack, disasters during the fearful eqiiinoctial gales which 1V. raged along the coast on Sunday and Monday. Sonic *it is ?? attended by a sacrifice of life. inc Whole fleets of vessels were driven sway from their aate moorings, with loss of anchors and cables. ors' From the Cinque Ports alone, Ranisgate, Deal, and his adjacent places, more ...

... -THE CH&NCELLOR IOF THE EXCHEUER IN . THE: H, 4 shA ham been I JNV I I s Sm . . .~ Mr laastOfl, wuu o ln:£ SEXT Br. 27Tii.- l. tiseo~tl s detainsd by indisposition at Dunrobin Cstle, the priocely eeat of the Duke of Suthierland. for several weeks, has at length recovered suffioently to be enabled to ?? his journey southwards. The right hon. gentleman, left Dapro- bin On Monday, and remained ...

... ; .I GYPT. ?? E[FROM OuV owN VoDAESPONDENT.1' ALE-XA1'A RI, 8SEPT. 20. Our last report was dated tho-10th init. On the '16ththe Minister for Foreign Affairs came. down from Cairo to communoate to the European eon- 81ls the intention of the Gavernment to prnhibit tile exportation of wheat, beano barley and Indian coin, from the date' ofthe28th' inst. theconsuls, after consulting with the ...

... ST. MARGARE7hS COLLEGE. TO THE EDITOR OF' THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sfit-Will you permit ins, t hrough the medium of your widely circulated paper, to warn the public against au ad- ve rtisement under the assumed stame of this college ? An. advertisement headed '1 St. Margaret's College was cut out' of'a provincial piper and forwarded to me by an English. friend, ?? with the expression of his ...

... A WOLF STORY.—The Couries de Gets says :— Two mountaineers from the Pyrenees appeared about a fortnight back in the village of Mazoux, leading three large wolves, which they exhibited as they went along, in order to obtain money. Suddenly one of the wolves broke the rope which held him, and made off towards the open country. Meeting in its way a dog, it killed the animal, and was making a ...

... The civic banquet at Cork to the Lords of the Admiralty and the ofieers of the fleet took place on Tuesday evening, nd was attended by all the leading personages in the city and county. The Mayor (Mr J. F. Maguire, M.P.) presided. On the Health of Sir JamesI Graham and the other Lords of the Admiralty being proposed, the right hon. baronet spoke as follows: As your worthy chief ...

... _We have this week to record one of the most wondrous escapes from death it has ever been our lot to read or record. It is that of a boy named David Waters, aged about 16 years, son of a widow in Louisburgh. The parti- culars are ?? Tuesday, about one, o'clock, he left his mother's house for Nos& Head, to catch cuddens, and continued at a place called the Hole of the Head till the afternoon, ...